10 most popular models on Pinshape

A while ago, Pinshape announced that they were about to close the website, but the 3D-Printing community didn’t let that happen. So Pinshape lives until today with a good database of free and non-free models.

Today I will list to you the Top 10 Free Popular Models on Pinshape =D

This is a scanner that you can use your iPhone headphones to scan models and use Autodesk tools to render it and print a model. It works on Android phones too but with an another setup(And I think that you don’t need the headphones…One day I may try it).

This is a model designed by Sean for the Star Wars Fans(?) and 3DPrinted on SLA Printers like Form2. You can print and finish up with leds and some electronics like described in the model description. This model has such details and fits like a glove on SLA printers quality. Punished Props did a video on finishing this model that you can check on the link.

What is not to like on 3DPrinting Elephants? Or animals in general like the Hairy Lion? This model designed by Le FabShop was designed has a goodie to a company that bought a lot of MakerBot’s printers, and make a huge success, and because of that, they uploaded the model on Pinshape. This model is articulated so you can play around.

I don’t know… every time that I see cute models with a high quality of printing I feel like a kid when seeing a toy for the first time…

3D Printing is being used in Formula 1 for a while, for example, McLaren is printing parts of the car using our lovely technology: McLaren Racing Limited is using 3D printers to modify the parts on its race car. Replacing a rear wing took just a week and a half instead of the five weeks it would have taken with traditional methods. http://money.cnn.com/2017/04/11/technology/formula-1-3d-printing/index.html

So for the fans, Daniel Noree designed F1 cars so you can 3DPrint and add to your fan collection.

And maybe play around with your kids =D

Well, and if you want to know more about OpenR/C you can listen to this podcast with Daniel Noree on 3DPrinterChat! Yay!

To not leave us with a list without a gun, this model designed by ‘laellee’, a Sniper Rifle from Overwatch, that enters on those models well designed with such details and complexity that make it worth all the time of printing and finishing. Well, if you are a fan of Overwatch. =D

Last but not least a model from Skyrim. This Dragon designed by ‘ScientificPanda’ is a great design, but based on the people that print it, it does need some corrections and specific settings on your slicer depending on your printer.

So, one more list down, 100 to go. xD

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Lays Rodrigues is a Brazilian developer trying to make the 3DPrinting world a better place. She's a blogger on 3DPrinterChat since 2016 and works on the development of a new open source printer host called Atelier(atelier.kde.org).
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What is the best filament to print tools lke the wrench, would a regular ABS be enough, or do you need something more exotic like carbon fiber?
The Formula 1 and the widowmaker’s rifle are also interesting models, both have plenty of detail, but I like more the F1 bcause you can customize it to look like the car of your favorite team and even customize it , thank you for sharing this list, I enjoy a lot this kind of articles.